High test

[fizzisnumerouno]

What do you all think about frontloading high"er" test in an eq and tren stack?

 

[RickRock13]

What do you all think about frontloading high"er" test in an eq and tren stack?

I don't believe front loading does anything to bring gains any faster. It just brings side effects sooner IMO

 

[Arabian]

I have run 1 gram of test before and I could not take the bloat from it. I now run 500 per week, thats it. I do not feel that a gram of test is necessary if your diet and training is in check.

 

[Essie]

I don't believe front loading does anything to bring gains any faster. It just brings side effects sooner IMO

Agree ... Fully.

 

[Essie]

I have run 1 gram of test before and I could not take the bloat from it. I now run 500 per week, thats it. I do not feel that a gram of test is necessary if your diet and training is in check.

^^^^^ this for me too, but people do differ.

 

[fizzisnumerouno]

I don't believe front loading does anything to bring gains any faster. It just brings side effects sooner IMO

Isuppose everybody is different. I feel like my arms are gonna pop when I take high test. The only thing that gives me better workouts is eq but eq takes 4-6 weeks before I notice anything.

 

[Flip Digler]

Is there a point when the body just will not intake any more Test and it becomes a waist ? For instance , if you take to much vitamins you just piss it out The extra... The Eco user.


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[bonacris]

Is there a point when the body just will not intake any more Test and it becomes a waist ? For instance , if you take to much vitamins you just piss it out The extra... The Eco user.


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I'd say it depends on your physique. At 200lbs running a gram of test is unnecessary but I know of guys who weigh 270-290lbs who run 3-4grams of test and a 1.5grams of deca.

Now if their body utilizes all that test will never be known. I personally dont think it can

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[Essie]

Nope ... I don't think it can. Personally, I think that only so many molecular receptor bindings can take place and the rest roams around to either bind once a nother binding has broken, be converted or be excreted.